Must a new substance be formed when you observe a chemical property? Explain.

**Yes! a new substance is formed when you observe a chemical property. **
A chemical property changes the identity of the original item. Such as rust forming on an iron nail from oxygen reaction.
Chemical properties are those that have the faculty to change the nature of the substance, i.e. to transform the substance (element or compound) into a different substance. For example, Metals have the property to combine with oxygen to produce the metallic oxide. This property drives to the change of the metal into a new product (with different composition, different bonds, different molar mass, etc).

Answered by saadhussain514 | 2024-06-11

When a chemical property is observed, a new substance is always formed due to a chemical change. This change alters the original substance, resulting in a product that has different properties. For instance, when iron rusts, it transforms into iron oxide, a new substance with distinct characteristics.
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Answered by saadhussain514 | 2024-10-11